Nuclear Bluff Learning: Nuclear Signaling in Times of Crisis by Tawfik, Dina

“…This term refers to how each successive nuclear alerting leader learns from the past nuclear alerts and employs their own new tactics to further evolve the game of nuclear signaling and further their leverage in a conflict. Some nuclear ‘bluffs’ have been unsuccessful in achieving the outcomes they were intended to produce, and yet leaders continue to use this tactic by learning from mistakes of the past and transforming it to serve their interests.…”
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Identifying the Challenges that Hinder Research Productivity in Academia: Evidence from Somaliland and The Way Forward. by Jama, Khalid

“…Increasing the number of Ph.D. holders, developing contractual agreements that reduce precarity, and prioritizing funding mechanisms are some of the recommended interventions of this study.…”
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Effect of FinTech Adoption on Commercial Banks’ Stability: Evidence from GCC and North Africa by Ahmed, Ibrahim

“…The results indicate that FinTech development does not have the same effect on banks’ distance to default across the board. Some FinTech technologies are linked to greater stability, while others raise default risk. …”
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The Human Side of Humanitarian Work: Well-Being and Performance Among Aid Workers in Egypt by Kenawy, Mai Osama

“…Despite increasing attention to staff well-being, performance within the humanitarian sector in Egypt remains stagnant or, in some cases, declining. This study examines why expanded well-being initiatives have not yielded sustained performance improvements by examining how actors' external roles, organizational factors, and individual factors affect humanitarian workers’ well-being and work performance. …”
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The Non‑Penalization Machine: Mixed Movements in a Security‑driven European Border Order by Elessawy, Raghda

“…Tested against the reality of mixed movements, the analysis shows how status‑dependence, late recognition and security governance combine to produce a tiered structure of protection in which some people are shielded from sanctions while many others remain systematically punishable.…”
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Assessing the effects of training and development on employee performance: a study of cocoa marketing company (gh) limited, Kumasi by Tweneboah-Koduah, Darling Abena

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Organization of Landed Properties of Tertiary Institutions Case Study: Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, University College of Education of Winneba, Kumasi Camp... by Tudzi, E.P

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Organisational structural design of Ghanaian mines - a contemporary approach by Azuah, Stephen

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Managing Mining Risk Using Ore Reserve Estimates by Odertey, Felix

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Exploring the barriers to disclosure of life-threatening illness to children in Blantyre, Malawi by Bunn, Mary

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Individual document management techniques : an explorative study by Sello, Mpho

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Exploring the circumstances and experiences of youth immigrants when establishing and running a successful informal micro-business by Kondowe, Calisto

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The effect of selected academic development programmes on the academic performance of academic development students at a South African university : an empirical study. by Smith, Leonard Cowper

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Robustness analysis based on weight restrictions in data envelopment analysis by Kantu, Dieudonne Kabongo

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Hyperglobulinaemia in the portacaval shunted rat : an experimental study. by Keraan, Mogamat Mustapha

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A blood-perfusion flowmeter by Hughes, Timothy John

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Thermal physiology of selected African ungulates with emphasis on the physical properties of the pelage by Hofmeyr, Margaretha Delina

“…The ungulates include some of the largest land animals and, in consequence, they cannot avoid climatic stress as do small mammals. …”
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Stable carbon isotopes and prehistoric diets in the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa by Silberbauer, Francis Bruce

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Developing a framework to identify and respond to health literacy needs usingcommunity-based emergency first aid responders in the Lavender Hill by Bress, Jennifer

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A study of the influence of aggregate grading on concrete penetrability by Loseby, Michael John

“…However, many concrete structures need substantial repairs and maintenance during their service life, with the resultant costs to the economy reaching 3-5 % of GNP in some countries. Durability is therefore key in concrete design and specification. …”
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